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Based in the small town of Qatif, Saudi Arabia—”on the shores of the Arabian Gulf”—Light Studio is a team of five women who are currently making their first videogame. Leading the team as director, writer, and programmer is Fatimah Aldubaisi. The rest of the team all works on the game’s art and animations, comprising character designers Hameedah Hamadah and Zainab Aljishi, and background artists Lalyla Aldubaisi and Zainab Abu Abdullah. Their gam...

In that one protest, the women of the occupied Naqab defied the colonial authority of the occupying State and the local patriarchal hegemony. They made a mockery of the orientalist stereotypes that deem Bedouin women voiceless and lacking agency. They insisted that they were free and not compelled to do what they did not want to do. Most of these women may have never heard of Emma Goldman or read Peter Kropotkin’s pamphlets; some of them can’t speak English. Yet they personified all that anti-authoritarianism essentially stands for. Nonetheless, these women and many more like them, will be excluded from the dominant Western anarchist discourse because they do not fit within the narrow and complex definitions, labels, and lifestyle.﻿

Today's alibi is an entry into the "Paul Bettany's Carreer's Fall" trilogy, featuring J̶u̶d̶g̶e̶ D̶r̶e̶d̶d̶ L̶e̶o̶n̶a̶r̶d̶ M̶c̶C̶o̶y̶ Karl Urban as an obvious cameo that leads into the main villain role later on.
Yeah, it's not much of a spoiler, it's just really lazy writing worthy of most anime/manga/manhwa.

One of my favourite webcomics to read lately has been Strong Female Protagonist.

It's about Alison Green, a retired superhero (by the name of Mega Girl) who's trying to figure a better way to help the world than by punching things out of evil.

It's smartly written, cleverly executed, and very humane in the questions it asks.

CW: It does deal with many existential issues, and chapter 5 discusses (but never displays) sexual violence and what we can do about it. It's not depressingly pessimistic (quite the opposite, I would say), but it's also not sugar-coated lightness either.

Definite recommendation, especially if you want more brain and less brawn in your superheroics.﻿

The owner doesn't like it when you don't order something to the point of demanding that you leave, and it's a not-so-well kept secret that there are coke deals happening in the back, but at least karaoke is fun.